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Development spend, Spain's RRF, NRPP plans and more

Vienna takes aim at methane regulations, green hydrogen rules and carbon pricing

As traditional aid models weaken under geopolitical and fiscal pressure, Europe is reshaping development policy around investment, strategic partnerships and private capital mobilisation. National development banks such as BGK are emerging as critical actors linking EU geopolitic…

Official data shows life expectancy and self-reported health at record levels, but emergency department visits and outpatient attendances rising sharply as population ages

The investigation if the first time since Spain's transition from dictatorship to democracy that a prime minister is under investigation in a corruption case

In today's edition: police facial recognition, DMA interoperability, EQT to helm Scaleup Fund

In today's edition: Austria, European Parliament, space

In today's edition: emissions reduction targets, energy subsidies, climate health impact

A surplus is pitting EU growers against each other

All hangs on which country’s rules will apply to employees

Officials warn of rise in Europe-based regime supporters travelling to Iran

Defence minister Tanner says Vienna can be a credible defence partner without abandoning its constitutional commitment to military neutrality

The new prime minister pressed for a bigger role in Europe’s defence industry while calling for diplomacy on Ukraine

Trump has repeatedly argued the US needs to control Greenland because of national security concerns

Countries that support Russia or Iran shouldn't expect unconditional EU aid, said the bloc's foreign policy chief on Monday

Former German chancellor says only current EU leaders will be 'taken seriously' by Putin

One MP described a leading Labour contender’s call to rejoin the EU as ‘a staggering level of out of touch’

Europe is currently heavily reliant on US space capabilities

Patient groups warn new criteria could further slow access to rare disease and orphan therapies already reaching Greece years after EU approval

Jozef Síkela, the EU's EU's development chief, warned that 'foreign policy cannot be sentimental'

Open-source advocates warn EU faces twin deficits of scale and control as US dominates global infrastructure spending

The US and China now negotiate their rivalry bilaterally, sharing the gains and distributing the costs to everyone else

The Italian prime minister warned that security 'is not measured solely through military capabilities'

Ireland has been ranked a "beginner" and "clear outlier" by EU assessors with just five of its 47 public hospitals hold functioning electronic records

Russia deployed Oreshnik, its latest hypersonic, nuclear-capable missile, to Belarus last year